Twinkle Twinkle Lucky Stars Comments

Ona 2023-09-22 18:08:12

My favorite one in this series, I watch it when I'm not happy, it's very...

Ernestina 2023-09-09 15:24:37

The storyline is not as complete and smooth as the first one, but the characters are more...

Matilda 2023-08-22 22:24:43

Except for Guan Damei's dew point and the last elevator scene, the other parts are pretty...

Josefina 2023-07-26 02:02:56

Hot summer is not suitable for hot...

Raymundo 2023-06-24 20:08:11

The original film is a lot of big names! ! ! The joke is funny =...

Kade 2023-06-13 00:22:03

In the end, the easter egg is simply awesome. The wrist of this film is definitely not less than "Evil and...

Toney 2023-04-24 02:17:08

1985.8.15. Hongkong. Director: Sammo Hung. This is the sequel to "Fu Xing Gaozhao", the last one should be the Spring Festival file, this one belongs to the summer file. This part can be described as a big lineup of stars, and the last shot of the elevator is also from this part. Inherited a lot of laughs from the previous one, but there is always a feeling of pure and noisy, even the wonderful kung fu film can not bring the audience into the film because there is no plot to set off. Perhaps the

Jeff 2023-04-22 16:04:13

Beating shemales, practicing judo, holding Guan Zhilin in turns, Guan Zhilin dew, pretending to be blind to go to the toilet, these clips that I watched and remembered when I was a child were all in this movie. countless!...

Ayden 2023-02-09 06:32:45

It's been too long, I feel that this film is average, maybe there are too many actors, causing the scenes to be...

Dasia 2023-02-03 21:24:41

In the youthful and reckless Hong Kong film era, it was not uncommon for directors or movie stars to produce three or five films a year. The rationality of the plot is also secondary, and it cannot stand up to scrutiny too much. As long as there are real fight scenes, beauties, explosions and brokenness, plus some jokes, the audience can accept it. For example, the role played by Jackie Chan, Yuanbiao and Andy Lau in this film is completely unnecessary, and the whole plot is plain as water in...